Supporters of have Rapulu Nduka highlighted his track record of accessibility and responsiveness during his tenure as National Publicity Secretary of the , describing it as a model for the kind of Secretariat he hopes to build if elected General Secretary. According to the campaign message, members of the Bar were able to engage directly with Nduka and rely on prompt communication and engagement throughout his period in office.
The campaign argues that the next phase of reform should go beyond access to individual officers and focus on building institutional systems that are responsive, efficient, and member-focused. Nduka’s vision, supporters say, is to create a Secretariat where service delivery, accessibility, and accountability become standard practice rather than exceptions. They maintain that his candidacy is rooted in a proven record of service and a commitment to ensuring that every lawyer can interact with an NBA Secretariat that works effectively and delivers value to its members.
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Access matters
The Bar had access to Dr. Rapulu Nduka as National Publicity Secretary. Members could reach him, engage him, and count on him. Now imagine a Secretariat built on that same culture of accessibility, responsiveness, and service.
As General Secretary, Dr. Rapulu Nduka will not only remain accessible to members, he will work to ensure that the Secretariat itself becomes more responsive, efficient, and member-focused.
The promise is simple: not just access to a person, but access to a system that works. Judge him by his record. Trust him with the future.
Vote Dr. Rapulu Nduka
Candidate for the Office of General Secretary, Nigerian Bar Association
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